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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
3
Poetic reminiscence recalls attic moonlight dreams of a boy as a doorway to future times and enduring peace. The speaker, Eugene Field, reflects on childhood visions that suggested prophecy and a return to simpler days.
A detective recalls a jewel theft at oil magnate George Middleton's summer home. A single diamond vanished from a small casket left in Mrs Middleton's bedroom after guests were entertained. The investigator notes contestants and servants as possible culprits, scrutinizing guests including a Russian count, an Englishman with New York ties, and a local dynamics enthusiast, while doors were found secured and the interior suspects weighed.
The President’s flag dates back about a century and is unofficially established by Navy practice. It evolved from a blue field and United States coat of arms, later altered to a white crest on a blue Union Jack background. The flag, bunting in outdoor size fourteen by ten and a half feet, is rarely shown and has been criticized when displayed, as in President Harrison’s Atlantic voyage incident.
In a Victorian drawing room a guest’s missing tooth and a hidden leather shoe reveal the thief. The narrator traces clues from apple remnants and shoe hardware to Mr Dane, who had his shoes cleaned on his feet and kept in a locked box. A nail in the heel hides the missing diamond, and Dane is captured fleeing toward the grounds.
An item records a witty exchange between a celebrated physician Zimmermann and Frederick the Great on his illness. The king asks about helping others into another world, and the doctor replies with a balanced blend of truth and flattery. The piece blends anecdote with随后 stray notes on walking races and a theatrical anecdote.
Rev. A C Dixon argues that true melody arises from harmony with facts of faith, nature, conscience, and obedience. He likens harmony to an orchestra where truth unites moral, religious, and spiritual realities, urging humility, gratitude, and obedience to God as the path to lasting joy.
The author argues that all prayers are answered according to God’s wisdom and for the highest good. Unselfish motive, acceptance of divine methods, and willingness to endure burdens are essential. Prayer requires adherence to God’s will, mediation by Christ, and Spirit-led petition for true outcomes.
A collage of short sermonettes highlights virtues like courage and honesty. Revs from Presbyterian Brooklyn, Reformed Canton, and Baptist Akron urge aligning belief and practice with Christ as the path to true education and faith, stressing that growth comes through Jesus and attunement to his guidance.
Mrs. Garret A Hobart funds an $80,000 cedar lawn mausoleum in Paterson New Jersey for the late vice president. The Doric granite temple 26 by 44 feet with a 22 foot 7 inch height holds a marble lined chamber and a double sarcophagus. Arc hInley approved the plans before his assassination. Mrs Hobart supports charity including a Children’s Day Nursery home and grounds donation.
The American colony in London has grown from a small presence years ago to a substantial, influential group shaping the London season. Notable figures with homes and social schedules include Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin and Mrs. John W. Mackay among others, underscoring their rising prominence in society.
The piece notes Waldorf Astor as a naturalized British citizen of high stature, with J Pierpont Morgan and family living in Park Lane and Cadogan Place, drawing Londoners’ interest to the Morgans. It then describes large Brazilian walking sticks that imitate twigs to evade predators, detailing their twiglike appearance and adaptive camouflage.
A critic notes Crane-zZ praising a young painter named Tinter for his industrious nature and three finished pictures ready for the next watercolor exhibit. The exchange hints at Crane-zZ approving the artist’s marriage and artistic habit.
The article discusses Nadab and Abihu's disobedience and a priestly temperance rule in Leviticus, comparing ancient rites to modern Christian worship. It argues a universal standard: all believers must guard against weakness to serve God faithfully, linking temperance to daily life and spiritual destiny.
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